CELTIC have announced that more than 50,000 season tickets have been sold for the 2017/18 campaign following their Treble success.
The Hoops enjoyed a dominant campaign last season, securing three domestic trophies without losing a single match under manager Brendan Rodgers.
Supporters are clearly hungry for more, as the club announced on Thursday that they have smashed the 50,000 barrier for season tickets sold ahead of the new campaign.
The Hoops' season will begin in July when their Champions League qualifying campaign begins, as the Bhoys look to advance to the group stages once more.
A club statement said: "We are delighted that so many fans want to share in this exciting season and everyone at Celtic would like to sincerely thank our season book holders for their continued commitment to the Club. As ever, we will be doing all we can to ensure that it is another successful season.
"There remain some seats available which fans on our waiting list are now also taking up. Anyone still wishing to access a season book through the waiting list process, should contact the Celtic Park Ticket Office."
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